prensiplerine

Prensiplerine is a Turkish word- form that functions as the dative plural of the noun prensip, meaning principle. In Turkish grammar, the plural suffix -ler/-lar and the dative suffix -e/-a combine with the stem to form prensiplerine, which translates roughly as “to the principles” or, with possessive context, “to his/her/its/their principles.” It is not a proper noun; its meaning depends on the surrounding verb and pronoun.

Etymology and usage context: prensip is a loanword in Turkish, derived from European languages such as French principe or Latin principium, and adapted to Turkish phonology. The form prensiplerine appears in phrases where the action is directed toward principles, such as adherence, compliance, or consideration of those principles. Common verbs that govern this form include uymak (to comply with), bağlı kalmak (to remain faithful to), and saygı göstermek (to show respect for).

Examples:

- Kendi prensiplerine bağlı kaldı. (He/stay true to his own principles.)

- Şirket, prensiplerine uymak zorundadır. (The company must adhere to its principles.)

- Onların prensiplerine saygı duyuyoruz. (We respect their principles.)

Related terms: synonyms include ilkeler and değerler; prensipler is the plural form of prensip, while -lerine is the dative plural suffix used to indicate direction toward or toward whom/what the action is aimed.

See also: prensip, ilkeler, değerler. The concept of “principles” in Turkish discourse often features prominently in ethics, governance, and professional codes.